🎯 Your SMART GOAL of the Day Hello my people! I want to know everyone's goal of the day. A language is an everyday challenge if you want to progress. You don't want to spend one day without learning an expression, a word, a slang expression, a verb, etc. So today, let's make it official with a SMART goal: ✅ Specific — Not "I'll study French today," but "I'll learn 5 new words about food." ✅ Measurable — Something you can check off: 5 words, 1 verb conjugated, 3 sentences written. ✅ Achievable — Small enough that you'll actually do it, even on a busy day. ✅ Relevant — Connected to what YOU want French for (travel, retiring in France, talking to family, DELF A1...). ✅ Time-bound — Today. Not "someday." Today, before you go to bed. 💡 Some examples to inspire you: "Today I will learn the 5 "avoir" expressions (avoir faim, avoir soif, avoir raison, avoir tort, avoir ___ ans)." "Today I will practice ordering a coffee out loud 3 times: 'Je voudrais un café, s'il vous plaît.'" "Today I will write 3 sentences about my family using mon/ma/mes." "Today I will watch one lesson video and repeat every sentence out loud." It doesn't have to be big. It just has to be TODAY. Five minutes of real practice beats zero minutes of "I'll do it tomorrow." 👇 Comment your SMART goal for today — just one sentence, French or English, doesn't matter. Let's see this thread fill up with 20 goals before tonight! Bonne chance, et allez, on y va ! 💪🇫🇷 I need you to be active please on this community, LIKE posts, Respond to them, try your best, ask me questions, ask other how they are or ask basic questions in french, practice please as this is the KEY of SUCCESS!

Je suis à la maison (féminin) (at home) Je suis à la plage (féminin) (at the beach) Je suis au magasin (masculin) (at the store) What about you? Tell us! Send us a picture!

These get a little trickier with pronunciation — the French "liaison" (linking sounds between words) shows up a lot here. 11 onze 12 douze 13 treize 14 quatorze 15 quinze 16 seize 17 dix-sept 18 dix-huit 19 dix-neuf 20 vingt 💡 Notice the pattern: 17, 18, 19 are literally "dix-sept" (10-7), "dix-huit" (10-8), "dix-neuf" (10-9). Once you see the pattern, it clicks fast! 🎥 Same video as previous post covers all of these with audio — great to have on in the background while you cook or commute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2-REbL2OU0 👇 Which number 11–20 is the hardest for you to say out loud? Comment below.

Let's count! 🔢 Numbers are everywhere in real French — prices, phone numbers, ages, time. Here's 0–10: 0 zéro 1 un 2 deux 3 trois 4 quatre 5 cinq 6 six 7 sept 8 huit 9 neuf 10 dix 💡 Tip: "un" changes to "une" in front of a feminine word (un café, une pomme) — but as a number alone, "un" is fine. 🎥 Hear the correct pronunciation for each one here (this lesson also reviews yesterday's greetings, so it's a nice refresher too): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2-REbL2OU0 👇 Comment your favorite number in French — bonus points if you can say why! 😝 Send us your video pronouncing those numbers and we will vote who did the best one!!!!